Animals who live in groups will most likely
A) use limited resources in a more efficient manner.
B) involve mothers hoarding food from the offspring.
C) involve males caring for the offspring of other males.
D) be defenseless against predators.

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Animals living in groups tend to use limited resources in a more efficient manner as individuals within the group can specialize in certain tasks such as foraging for food or providing protection from predators. This leads to a more effective use of resources and increased chances of survival for the group. The other options are less likely as hoarding food from offspring and caring for the offspring of other males are not common behaviors among animals living in groups, and being defenseless against predators would be a disadvantage for any group of animals.

Animals Who Live in Groups Will Most Likely